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I ain’t Got Nobody

by: Fats Waller

His Master's Voice (B 8636)

Publication date: 1937

Topics: 78rpm, shellac, 1930s, Roger Graham, Spencer Williams,

label/cat.; mx.; descr. refs:- HMV / B.8636; OA.010656; pianoforte solo

matrix/IDs: OA 010656; I with a locally remote 2 above; O

side: not stated

type: 10” / Shellac / 78 RPM

manufacturer: not expressly The Gramophone Co. Ltd.

country: England

tax code: a P below the T of the stamped DT in the same thin embossed style suggests AT (aka "+IP")

released: originally circa late Aug 1937 (guide source: Barr)

condition: Excellent

pressing date/decade: late 1950-53 per tax coding / consider retro label imagery; mother and stamper refs

performer/s: "Fats" Waller, piano solos

performed: New York, 1937-06-11 (source: Rust)

first published: circa mid to late Jul 1937 on related VICTOR 25631 in the USA (guide source: Barr)

rights orgs: not stated

credited score publisher/s: Campbell Connelly / per

referenced songwriter/s: (Graham-Williams)

Click here for the mono audio and A/V presentation

Flipside: Basin Street Blues

Notes

Digitised at 78 rpm, using Audio Technica VM95 Series dual moving magnet stereo phono cartridge with 3.0 mil conical bonded stylus AT-VMN95SP, and Audacity software for recording on 2-channel stereo direct from a built-in USB in the turntable; exported to 16-bit WAVE with generally no software correction (unless noted).
A scanner is used by 'My 78s' for JPEGs, so will always show marks on equipment as well as any on a 78.

[* However, why not simply an N as with another HMV 78 seen]